What's the plan?
By Lee Peart 07 April 2025
Former health secretary Stephen Dorrell says Labour has failed to set out how it wants the health service to change despite being in power for nine months
Transforming lives
By Lee Peart 24 March 2025
Founder and chief executive, Sarah Wakeling, shares how as a leading behavioural partner, Positive Support Group (PSG) works with the public sector to provide better outcomes for people with challe...
Mission-led innovation
By Lee Peart 11 March 2025
Healthcare Innovation Network chair and Health Innovation Yorkshire & Humber chief executive, Richard Stubbs, explains how the Network improves patient outcomes and drives growth
Committee delivers verdict on NHS financial sustainability
By Lee Peart 24 February 2025
Lee Peart interviews Public Accounts Committee member Anna Dixon
Healthcare island style
By Lee Peart 24 February 2025
NHS Orkney chief executive Laura Skaife-Knight discusses the unique challenges of working for a remote, rural island health board in Scotland
Must do better
By Lee Peart 10 February 2025
Helen Morgan, health and social care spokesperson for the Liberal Democrats, assesses how the Government has done so far.
A joined-up view on health
By Lee Peart 27 January 2025
Executive director Stephen James explains how Breckland District Council is taking a joined-up view on addressing health inequalities through its work with integrated care partners.
Devolution not revolution
By Lee Peart 27 January 2025
David Buck, senior fellow, public health and health inequalities, The King’s Fund, assesses what the Government’s devolution plans could mean for healthcare
Critical friend of Government
By Lee Peart 09 December 2024
Recently installed chair Layla Moran shares how the Health and the Social Care Committee will be holding the Government to account over the coming months.
A league of their own
By Lee Peart 25 November 2024
Newly appointed director of policy, events and partnerships at The King’s Fund, Siva Anandaciva, says Wes Streeting’s announcement of trust league tables poses more questions than answers.
Creative spaces, healthier places
11 November 2024
Tom Holley chief executive of ACAVA discusses how creative placemaking can improve public health.
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